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Mantaring grabs I-Remit Golf Classic

The maiden I-Remit Golf Classic held at Glenmore Heritage Valley Golf & Country Club on April 26 was hardly fought by almost 100 golfers amid perfect sunshine but freezing temperature and windy conditions. It was the first fund raising project of the Sydney Interclub Golf Organising Committee (SICGOC) for its members.

Ricky Mantaring (centre) with Ric de Vera, SICGOC Chairman, and Letty Tay, I-Remit director
Ricky Mantaring (centre) with Ric de Vera, SICGOC Chairman, and Letty Tay, I-Remit director
Ricky Mantaring of the Divotees scored one under par 37 points using his 24 handicap under the stableford system to snatch the overall champion major prize of $300 plus a monumental trophy to take home and the right to engrave his name on the perpetual trophy. “It was a surprise for me and totally unexpected to best a very strong field of 90 other golfers who could have easily surpassed my score,” said a very elated and ecstatic Ricky.

Division winners were Jeremy Licuanan of Hampaslupa for Division A, scoring 35 points using 12 handicap; Stephen Mueller of Pogi for Division B with score of 36 points using 22 handicap and Rudy Neri of Jokers scoring 36 points using 25 handicap. As division champions, they each received $150, plus trophy for their great efforts.

Division runners up were Speedy Villanueva of Jokers for A Division scoring 34 points and using 14 handicap, Chris Sitchon of Fil-Oz for B Division also scoring 34 points with his handicap of 16 and Peter Anderson of Fil-Oz for C Division with his score of 35 points using 25 handicap. As runners up, they each received $100, cash plus trophy.

Novelty hole winners were Dennis Alvarez (Fairgolf) hole 1, Fred Bacucang (Pogi) hole 2, Alex Lee (Fil-Oz) hole 3, Karl Fifita (Divotees) hole 4, Romy Costelo (Pogi) hole 5, Stephen Mueller (Pogi) hole 6, Roger delos Reyes (ParE) hole 7, Rene del Rosario (Fil-Oz) hole 8, Jonathan Espejo (Jokers) hole 9, Ross Sandoval (Pogi) hole 19, Raul Ladera (Pogi) hole 20, Oscar Clemente (Fil-Oz) hole 21, Bernie Balagtas (Fil-Oz) hole 22, Neil Narvais (Pogi) hole 23, James Fatu (Divotees) hole 25, Ken Platon (Fairgolf) hole 26, and Lorenzo Aquino (Jokers) hole 27. All these winners received $20 each.

Division runners up are (L-R holding trophies) Rudy Neri for Div C, Stephen Mueller for Div B and Jeremy Licuanan for Div A. They are joined by Ric de Vera (far left), Letty Tay (centre), and Ralph Posadas (far right) SICGOC Treasurer and Sydney Jokers President.
Division runners up are (L-R holding trophies) Rudy Neri for Div C, Stephen Mueller for Div B and Jeremy Licuanan for Div A. They are joined by Ric de Vera (far left), Letty Tay (centre), and Ralph Posadas (far right) SICGOC Treasurer and Sydney Jokers President.

The Sydney Interclub Golf Organising Committee (SICGOC) was formed in 2000 for the purpose of organizing annual major Interclub golf tournament among its member clubs in order to improve their game of golf and enjoy the camaraderie, sportsmanship and friendship whilst playing the sport that they all loved. Current members who supported this project and their representatives were Fil-Oz Social Golf Club (Ric de Vera, Chairman), Sydney Jokers (Ralph Posadas, Treasurer), Fairgolf (Arnie Santos, Secretary), Hampaslupa (Ricky Yang), Golf ParE (Andy Porral) and Pogi Golf (Chris Caraballo).

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